Island Kayak, Hike & Swim Adventure at Lake Powell
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a basic level of fitness for moderate paddling and light hiking. No prior experience is required but some stamina is helpful.
Overview
Paddle, hike, and swim through Lake Powell’s stunning Ice Cream Slot Canyon on a private 4-hour adventure that mixes excitement and tranquility. Explore desert waters and hidden canyons with expert guides.
The Island Kayak, Hike & Swim (Ice Cream Slot Canyon)
Ages 5+ • Experience Lake Powell by kayak
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of a 4-hour kayak tour at Lake Powell, where you can paddle in a double sit-on-top kayak while soaking in stunning scenery. Enjoy optional swimming, capture memories with your camera, and relax with snacks. Perfect for adventurers of all levels, this unique outing promises unforgettable moments on the water.
4-Hour Lake Powell Kayak Tour
Meet at Lake Powell Adventure Co. Headquarters
908 N. Navajo Ave. Page, AZ 86040
Wear
- Sun protective clothing
- Be prepared to go swimming (optional)!
- Shoes or sandals that can get wet and muddy.
Bring
- Full water bottle
- Sun protection
- Camera
- A snack if you wish
Included
- A DOUBLE sit-on-top kayak
- Paddle
- PFD
- Dry bag and dry box for personal effects
If you are a solo traveler or in an odd number, someone will get a single kayak.
Adventure Tips
Bring waterproof bags for your valuables
Protect your camera and phone from splashes during kayaking and swimming.
Wear sturdy water shoes
Water shoes provide grip and comfort on both rocky trails and in the water.
Apply reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin from strong Arizona sun while minimizing environmental impact.
Stay hydrated before and after the trip
Bring a refillable water bottle to keep hydrated in the dry desert climate.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert bighorn sheep spotted near cliffs
- Common sightings of Great Blue Herons along the water
History
Lake Powell is a reservoir created by the Glen Canyon Dam, flooding a portion of the Colorado River and uncovering fascinating geological formations and Native American history.
Conservation
Guides emphasize protecting natural habitats by practicing Leave No Trace principles and minimizing disturbances to wildlife and shoreline ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof camera or phone case
Keep your electronics safe and dry during kayaking and swimming portions.
Quick-dry clothing
Stay cool and comfortable while paddling and swimming.
summer specific
Wide-brimmed hat
Protects your face and neck from intense sunlight on the water.
summer specific
Insulating layer or windbreaker
Adds warmth during cooler mornings and breezy evenings.
fall specific